Which dynasty was Nezha?

The immortal in ancient myths and legends of China, the protector of Buddhism and Taoism, Nezha. Flourishing in Taoism and folk beliefs, in Taoism, the titles are Marshal Zhongtan, Grand Master Tian Tong, General Ling Wei and Santan Haihui. Be honored as a prince, a third prince, and a good boy.

It is mainly recorded from the religious myth classic "Three Religions Seeking Gods" in the Yuan Dynasty, and is active in many classic literary works such as the series of ghost novels in the Ming Dynasty, Romance of the Gods, The Journey to the West and Travel Notes in the South.

He is the third prince of King Totalita's family, and the earliest legend comes from ancient Persia and ancient Hinduism. With the localization of missionary work, it has been widely spread since the end of the Tang Dynasty, and evolved from the Buddhist protector "Nahui", which has been recorded for a long time in the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

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1, Nezha is a well-known mythical figure in Chinese circles in China and even in the world. There are many believers and admirers in Chinese mainland, Taiwan Province Province, Hong Kong, Macao and Southeast Asia. People respect the sanctity of this young man. In addition to his kindness to hate evil, it embodies the excellent traditional virtues of the Chinese nation and conforms to the wishes of the broad masses of the people.

2. Nezha belief is very popular in Fujian, especially in southern Fujian. Most locals call Nezha the "Three Princes" and "Prince Ye" and regard him as the local patron saint. There are many local temples dedicated to the three princes, many of which are dedicated to Nezha, with their brothers Prince Jin and Prince Mu as gods.